Confidentiality and Media Rules Draft
Draft for legal review. Final confidentiality, media release and contributor documents should be reviewed and signed before private production materials are shared.
1. Confidential Information
Confidential information may include scripts, character notes, Silk Road research, VR or game concepts, school learning materials, platform plans, technical diagrams, product images, user data, business plans, selection results, unreleased announcements and private communications.
2. Participant Duties
- Do not share confidential Sabi information without written permission.
- Do not publish screenshots, scripts, private calls, casting notes, production plans, UI prototypes or technical materials before approval.
- Protect account access, files and messages from unauthorized access.
- Return or delete private materials if Sabi requests it, subject to lawful record-keeping.
3. Stream Journalism and Media Restrictions
Journalists and media participants may prepare cultural, science, technology, education, travel, business, social and public-interest stories. They must not use Sabi formats for political disputes, party promotion, political conflict, election influence, propaganda, hate, defamation, unverified accusations or exposure of private data.
4. Releases and Permissions
Before Sabi uses a participant's voice, likeness, performance, script, interview, photo, video, motion capture, VR capture or educational contribution, Sabi may require a signed media release, appearance release, contributor agreement, location release, music license or intellectual-property document.
5. Silk Road Historical Chronicle
Silk Road materials are intended for historical, educational, creative and immersive use, including series, VR, school learning and future virtual game experiences. Historical claims, cultural references, costumes, scripts, maps, artifacts, characters and location materials should be reviewed for accuracy, sensitivity, rights and safety before publication or production.
6. Consequences
Violation of confidentiality, media rules, political restrictions, privacy rules or intellectual-property rules may lead to application rejection, removal, access termination, takedown requests, legal claims or other remedies available under applicable law and signed agreements.